Command not found when In chroot

The Arch install guide asked me to run. # arch-chroot /mnt. I then receved chroot: failed to run command '/bin/sh'; No such file or directory.

Re: [SOLVED] arch-chroot: Command not found​​ You're doing something wrong. Download latest iso and use dd to write it to usb and verify md5 on ...

A chroot is the correct approach, then re-run the update and check for missing files. You may also need to reinstall all packages.

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